Davis County Commissioners discuss executive order and intern waivers for Sheriff's Office

The Davis County Commission convened for its regular meeting on April 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the County Administration Building. The meeting commenced with a pledge of allegiance led by Bill Campbell, a long-time resident of Davis County, who also took the opportunity during public comments to express his gratitude for the community and the local government.

Following the public comment segment, the commissioners moved to recognition and presentation items. Chief Deputy Butcher presented two agenda items for consideration. The first item involved receiving notice of an executive order impacting the modification of an intergovernmental agreement with the United States Marshal Service. This modification aligns the contract for housing U.S. marshals in the county jail with the recent executive order dated January 20, 2025. The commissioners discussed the changes in language within the agreement but did not require a formal vote on this item as it was informational.

The second item presented by Chief Deputy Butcher was the approval of a summary list of intern waivers for the spring of 2025 for the Davis County Sheriff's Office. After a brief discussion, a motion was made to approve this item, which passed unanimously.

The meeting proceeded smoothly, with no further public comments or contentious issues raised. The commissioners expressed appreciation for the positive feedback from the community and acknowledged the collaborative spirit within Davis County. The meeting concluded with the commissioners moving on to the next agenda item, maintaining a focus on community engagement and operational efficiency.